The way people are always apologizing for perfectly fine audio quality,
I suspect it's perfectionism trying to creep in.
This is the line I fear more than anything on this topic. Sometimes
hearing something from those who are just getting into something is most
useful for those thinking about getting into it.
I've stopped doing shows because whatever subject I think of, I am
conscious that there are bound to be plenty of people listening who know
more than I do about that subject.
On 4/26/21 9:00 AM, Mike Ray wrote:
I don't really understand the audio quality issue.
It is so easy to produce audio which is of reasonable quality, I don't
see why anybody should be submitting shows where it is not of a basic
standard.
The only possible issue as I see it, is when somebody has recorded on
the move, in their car, or on foot.
But even then it is relatively easy to make sure your voice is at a
level which overrides any environmental sounds.
I've stopped doing shows because whatever subject I think of, I am
conscious that there are bound to be plenty of people listening who know
more than I do about that subject.
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